Every 9 seconds, someone in the United States sustains a brain injury. More than 5.3 million individuals live with a permanent brain injury-related disability. The lasting effects can be so significant they can impact a person’s mood, personality, career and ability to function independently. Brain Injury Awareness Month is an opportunity to remind us about the prevalence and impact of brain injuries among those in our communities, and to share resources that can help them regain their independence.
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